Xbox Rumored , to Be Getting Rid of , Console Exclusives.
'The Independent' reports that Xbox is getting ready
for a major "update" that could include significant
changes to how Microsoft makes and sells games.
'The Independent' reports that Xbox is getting ready
for a major "update" that could include significant
changes to how Microsoft makes and sells games.
The rumored announcement has the potential to
be one of the biggest changes in strategy since
Microsoft first launched the Xbox over 20 years ago.
The rumor is that Xbox will launch new
games that were previously believed to be
first-party exclusives on other consoles. .
The rumors include upcoming major releases
like 'Starfield,' 'Sea of Thieves,' 'Hi-Fi Rush'
and 'Indiana Jones and the Great Circle.'.
Microsoft has yet to comment on
the rumors, other than promising an
update on the topic in the near future.
We’re listening and we hear you.
We’ve been planning a business
update event for next week,
where we look forward to sharing
more details with you about our vision
for the future of Xbox. Stay tuned, Phil Spencer, CEO of Microsoft Gaming, via 'The Independent'.
We’re listening and we hear you.
We’ve been planning a business
update event for next week,
where we look forward to sharing
more details with you about our vision
for the future of Xbox. Stay tuned, Phil Spencer, CEO of Microsoft Gaming, via 'The Independent'.
Xbox has now announced that an update
will be released on February 15. .
'The Independent' reports that consumers have argued
that doing away with exclusive releases will devalue
the Xbox console and reduce competition with Sony.
'The Independent' reports that consumers have argued
that doing away with exclusive releases will devalue
the Xbox console and reduce competition with Sony.
In response to the rumors, Microsoft
has reassured staff that the company
will continue making consoles. .
In response to the rumors, Microsoft
has reassured staff that the company
will continue making consoles. .
Gaming reporter Shannon Liao wrote in a
newsletter that Xbox staff were told that , “Xboxes would continue to be part of a strategy
that involves multiple kinds of devices.”.
Gaming reporter Shannon Liao wrote in a
newsletter that Xbox staff were told that , “Xboxes would continue to be part of a strategy
that involves multiple kinds of devices.”